Audio signal encoding apparatus
AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorAtsushi Hotta
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AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorAtsushi Hotta
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An audio signal encoding apparatus is provided which is capable of preventing deterioration in the objective characteristics of a signal to be encoded without using parameters from a psychoacoustic model generated based on human auditory characteristics or by replacing such parameters with those by which the signal can be effectively quantized in cases where the width of a frequency band in which frequency component such as a sine wave of the signal concerned exists is narrow. The audio signal encoding apparatus includes a psychoacoustic model section 1, an MDCT processing section 2 and an iterative loop processing section 3. The psychoacoustic model section 1 includes an FFT operation section 11, a block type determination section 12 and an SMR operation section 13. The iterative loop processing section 3 includes an allowable error amount calculation section 31, a bit amount/error amount control section 32, a normalization processing section 33, a quantization section 34 and a Huffman encoding section 35. The apparatus further includes a multiplexer section 4 for multiplexing a processing block type from the block type determination section 12, a scale factor from the bit amount/error amount control section 32, a Huffman code book number and a Huffman code from the Huffman encoding section 35, a sine wave discrimination section 14a for discriminating whether or not the input signal is a sine wave, by using the FFT frequency spectrum calculated by the FFT operation section 11, and a switching element 15, 16 for switching between use and nonuse of an output value of the SMR operation section 13 based on the result of sine wave discrimination in the sine wave discrimination section 14a.
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